Creation Science Store

Amazing Animals:

Design vs. Darwinism

Description:

What would the Earth be like without animals? They are
indeed a very special part of the creation that provide endless
fascination and bring much love into our lives. Unknown animals are
discovered each year and the complicated world of these creatures has
been made clearer by recent scientific discoveries. This presentation
focuses on the amazing gifts of animals that illustrate the ingenuity of
their design and creative power of our Father in heaven.

About the Speaker:

Chris
Ashcraft is a Christian educator employed as high school science
teacher at Cedar Park Christian Schools. Formerly, Chris was a
biology research tech specialized in plant tissue culture, and
genetic transformation technology. He was employed at the Cotton Fiber Production Laboratory at Texas Tech
University and the Plant
Transformation Facility at Oklahoma State University, and lastly was the Plant Transformation Specialist for EDEN Bioscience
in Bothell Washington.

He obtained a Bachelor of Science in biology from Wayland Baptist
University in 1989, a Master of Science in biology from Texas Tech
University in 1996, a Master of Education from the University of
Washington in 2008, and a Master is Teaching Math and Science from
Seattle Pacific University in 2012.

Chris moved from research science into the teaching profession to
serve God in Christian education. His decision was motivated by the
impact that secular science is having on people of faith. Today,
close to 50% of Christian students lose their belief in God while
attending secular schools. This tendency could be lessened if the
Church was better equipped to defend the authority of Biblical
teachings (1 Peter 3:15). To be prepared for these challenges, it is
important that Churches provide regular educational programs on
creation and other Bible apologetics.

It may be viewed free online or downloaded to your computer as
either a video or audio. A DVD can be purchased at
our webstore as an
individual title or
the entire conference may be obtained as a
compilation of
10 disks.